Digging Up the Roots of STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN (Part 2: His Tragic Death Story)
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- 🎵The helicopter crash that killed guitar legend Stevie Ray Vaughan changed the course of music forever. On this episode of the Roots Music History Podcast, we discuss the events that led up to this crash as well as the devastating death and aftermath. This is PART TWO of the Stevie Ray Vaughan Series on my podcast. If you have not watched Part One Please click here to watch Part One First: • Digging Up the Roots o... 🎵
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I was at the funeral. It was the hottest day of that year, 1990, at 106 degrees. I was wearing a three-piece suit, and my wife kept urging me to at least take off my jacket, but I felt that would be disrespectful to Stevie, so I wore it the whole four hours. The service was beautiful, and there were lots and lots of tears. I can't believe it was over 33 years ago because it feels like only yesterday. Still to this day, I have never gotten over his sudden death, and I don't think I ever will. 🎸💙
He was one of a kind, imo just as good as Jimi on the guitar.
🎸💙 Facts!
IMO the best!
BACK IN THE MID1980S I WENT TO S.F. WITH MY DAD & HIS BROTHER MY UNCLE BILL TO WHATCH THE BLUE ANGLES FLY THEN MY UNCLE BILL SAID THERE WAS A CONCERT PLAYING IN THE BOTTOM OF ONE OF THE NAVAL SHIPS STARRING STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & MY DAD & UNCLE WERE BOTH VETERANS IN THE MILITARY SO THEY HAD THE CRADENTIALS TO GET US ON BASE OR I SHOULD SAY ABOARD SHIP AMAZING EXPERIENCE ILL ALWAYS REMEMBER ONLY I WISH THEY HAD CELL PHONES THEN SO COULD HAVE RECORDED IT😊😊
I share that same feeling. I've never got over this. Too hard to just get over this.
Wow , What a wonderful testimonial to such a Great Musician , You did good girl . people like you is the reasons why people like Stevie live on ...thank you !
I remember that day very well, I was working on building the Georgia dome and I heard it on the radio. He is my favorite guitar player.
I have his set that night. He'd never played better. It's like he knew...
Chris Leyton was tuned in ...like a sixth sense. He knew.
Wow , chilling. That’s what Jimmy said too 🥹
@@ROOTSMUSICHISTORYI just saw Jimmy in Denver open for Clapton in September. I don't know about anyone else, but when he did "Six Strings Down," I'm not ashamed to say it brought tears to my eyes.
Great video as always!
Voodoo Child was the last ever song of Double Trouble’s set that final night at Alpine Valley. Stevie’s story definitely deserves the biopic treatment
Thank you for your wonderful Podcast....it is so informative ...
Just started watching this episode ( I already watched part 1 ) and I had to pause to mention the following: I once saw an interview with Eric Clapton, where he was talking about the time he had Stevie Ray & Double Trouble open for his show. Eric stated that although he was well aware of Stevie's albums & loved his music, up to this point, he had never witnessed Stevie Ray & Double Trouble perform LIVE. ( Stevie always played conservatively on his albums when compared to his live performances. ) Clapton stated that as he stood at the side of the stage witnessing how amazing Stevie's playing was, it literally made Clapton scared to go on stage & perform afterwards. Clapton continued by saying: "Because here was this man, who did everything you could imagine on blues guitar, and not only did it perfectly, he did it better than anyone ever has, so how could I go out there & follow up to THAT".........I may not have Clapton's exact words correct, but I know what I'm saying here is very close. On with the video.............
Great job once again🎼🎸🎥 Really digging Your Channel 😊
He was the greatest and I miss him. Glad he left us with so much music and love.
Once again you take me to music heaven… Thank You for given me a universe of knowledge with this beautiful sparkle of bitter sweet of knowledge wording and delivery I am so honored to have found you… 🛩️💞👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Good job! I teared up.
I appreciated the work you did on this synopsis on SRV. What was especially interesting was the part where you discussed Stevie's dream. It's heart breaking. One thing you should view is the Mojo Tone series done with Rene Martinez Stevie's guitar tech. When Rene speaks of this night he shares the story of the light that was following Stevie around after the show. He said that post show it was relatively dark on stage and when Stevie was walking there was a light on him that did not seem to have source. He said it was so strange that he took note of it. There are a couple of other things that happened that night that were out of the ordinary that Rene shared. While I never knew him I sure do miss his music and the more I have learned I miss the person he was.
The relationship shared between Stevie and Jimmy remind me of another famous musical duo within that same sort of space, which was that of Duane and Gregg Allman. Having grown up in Macon GA, which is where I currently reside to this day, it personally feels like an honor, especially as a musician myself, to be living within about 200 yards of Duane and Gregg’s final resting place. I can practically see their gravesite from my front porch, and up until his untimely death in 2023, my next door neighbor was actually Otis Redding III, whom I’d known for over 20 years.
@soyburglar1878 I know of another brother duo that should be with this group, ... Toy and Tommy Caldwell of The Marshall Tucker Band. Their youngest brother (not involved in band) had just perished in an auto accident. Toy and Tommy also in the space. At stage- side, the brotherly bond could be seen. Stevie, Duane, Gregg, Toy &Tommy, we remember you in your music.
Excellent generating story presentation.
Thank you so much!! So happy to have you part of the Roots Music Family!
That was a bad day. At first we thought it was Eric and Nathan on the helicopter.
I was one of the first people on sight at the crash. Two very close friends of mine were lost in those early morning hours--Nigel and Bobby. If you have an interest, I would be happy to fill in some of the blanks and help with any of the unfounded rumors that I am aware of. Two short anecdotes: First. I had the sad task of taking Eric to the hospital to identify his manager's body. I also helped to verify Bobby's and Nigel's bodies.
Second, no official tour T-shirts were ever printed for that show, as had been the case for all of the other shows in that run. The supplier was unable [I don't recall the reason] to get the shirts printed & shipped. However, a group of Chicago gypsies had printed about a hundred bootleg shirts. Two of my employees spotted the bootleggers when they opened the box to make their first sale. All shirts were confiscated & turned over to the merch manager for the show. All of them were destroyed except for 4 that the merch fellow gave to me as a thank you.
Cheers,
Terry Cullen
(A former tour director for Arch Angel Tours)
Definitely! My email is rootsmusichistory@gmail.com if you want to reach out there!
would love to see one. Maybe put one in the SRV museum. This would mean so much to his fans.
HEY 🖐 Really enjoying your channel -- the SRV vids are extra sweet! You know,I always feel like something major is left out,when speaking of Stevie,if Doyle Bramhall isn't mentioned from day one...regarding the SRV story.
I’m actually mentioning him in the one I’m working on now all about his guitars ☺️☺️
I remember that day.I remember very vividly the huge knot I got in my stomach when the news announced his death. I was 4 years old.I just ran into my room crying uncontrollably.I first heard Cold Shot when I was 2 and have been a lifelong fan ever since. Every time I go to Dallas I visit his grave. My kids are being raised on his music too and absolutely adore him. We all love you SRV!
Also according to the biography book Soul To Soul as Stevie climbed aboard the helicopter, as it was taking off he hollered to Jimmie See you in Chicago!!!
Great channel
great job i play acordian but when I saw stevie at a outside show 86 10feet in front of me in the pouring rain couldint leave his presence was so strong never foget that
INTUITION ‼️💙❤️🇧🇪🇬🇧😊 1:52
I was at that concert
August 27th 1990 I would have been only 11 years old. Discovered Stevie Ray Vaughan only after he passed away. But oddly enough I knew his brother who was a member of the Fabulous Thunderbirds because I heard them on tv in 1987. Only 8 then.
It was around 9am California time that we knew of the crash. We all thought Nathan East had been involved. Very confusing,,, then relief ,, then the news that it was SRV. A very bad day.
I was at the last concert that night at Alpine Valley. The audience members who had witnessed an incredible night of music also woke to the news Stevie had died. It was surreal. It didn’t make sense and I didn’t believe it at first. All these years later I’m still trying to understand it. Unfortunately many of the details you discuss are incorrect or didn’t happen. For example, the concert announcement was not hush, hush. It was announced like any concert and tickets went on sale on Ticketmaster just like today’s concerts. It wasn’t a festival. It was two tour dates of Eric Clapton’s U.S. tour. I still have my ticket stub. It only has Eric Clapton’s name on it. Robert Cray and Stevie Ray Vaughan had been invited to join the tour for some of the concert dates. Not everyone flew back in the helicopters, many drove back to Chicago. I think Jimmie Vaughan didn’t fly. And possibly Double Trouble drove back as well. I could go on with the many inaccuracies, but I’ll stop here.
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He traded seats with Nathan East. Not Eric Clapton. That's what I heard the next morning. We thought Nathan had died, until we confirmed with Nathan's brother that Nathan was okay.
The dream thing was very strange. Intuition? Subliminal cues? The unfathomable part of the human experience none of us truly comprehend? Prolly that
Wasn’t it Nile Rodgers?
Yes. Nile Rogers. She mentioned him as Al Rogers.
They totally misspelled latent which is l a y t o n same as my last name and they misspelled Vaughn
How does a video become so out of synch by a youtuber?
I'm so sorry!! We're continuing to try to improve the quality of the channel. Hopefully some of the more recent videos are better.
1990-Memphis concert--SRV was great. He talked a alot about 'god'. We kept waiting for him to credit JESUS as his 'god' who relieved his drug addiction & saved him. He never did. (In AA 'god' is defined as 'as you understand him' which is not the LORD at all. So many have been set free from the rules of AA; but never were saved)(for salvation by being BORN AGAIN (John 3.3, 33-34))--
thx. that was great! RIP SRV♥